Sentence examples for bylaws as from inspiring English sources

"They know they can get votes from Shariah bylaws as well as bylaws that are religious discrimination".

Mr. Aldad said that as part of the "due diligence" that a buyer's lawyer will conduct when reviewing a prospective purchase, he or she will need a copy of the co-op lease and bylaws as well as copies of the house rules, the offering plan and the financial statements.

Muriel Turk, a librarian in Great Neck since 1979 and now the director of programming and publicity, says "the problem that everyone is now eating their guts out about" began last year when a resident asked the Great Neck League of Women Voters to review how the library system is governed and why the votes for all library issues -- trustees and bylaws as well as the budget -- are not held in May.

"The court found that even after the election of an independent board in 1988, the sponsor retained veto powers that allowed it to exercise control over the building," Mr. Mollen said, referring to a provision in the co-op's governing documents that gave the sponsor the right to veto any change in the co-op's certificate of incorporation or bylaws as long as he owned even one share in the co-op.

Clair Muscaro, commissioner of the association, was obligated to enforce the bylaws as written, the association's lawyer said today at a brief news conference.

The board denies most of the accusations but says that in any event it was merely following its own bylaws, as it is bound to do, and should not be deterred by a few people who dislike the rules.

People arguing multiple times and maybe not being quite as strict with the procedure bylaw as they used to.

For Villeneuve, the $637 P-6 ticket is one of the major reasons many people stopped coming to demonstrations in Montreal and the continued threat of a ticket under the bylaw as an obstacle to mobilizing.

While the pesticide bylaw was not the most influential factor, an upward trend (+5.1%) of citing the bylaw as the motivation was seen between gardening seasons 2006 and 2007.

The results described above suggest that, despite the efforts for comprehensive and diverse health promotion strategies on the part of Toronto Public Health, these groups viewed access to information on pesticides and the bylaw as limited.

Under U.S.O.C. bylaws, Mankamyer, as vice president-secretariat, is serving as president until an interim president is elected.